Friday and Sunday Pro and Local Sports Schedule
Scoreboard lists games across multiple leagues with team matchups including Falcons at Yankees and Mets at Giants, plus Saturday and Friday night tournaments at Preston Field Grim Field and Girls League Diamond. Notable pairings include Atlanta vs Tampa Bay, Philadelphia vs Miami, Kansas City at San Francisco, Green Bay at New England, and Baltimore at Chicago with regional and national TV notes.
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Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
Miami
Detroit
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Denver
Dallas
New York Giants
Houston
Los Angeles
Seattle
Kansas City
San Francisco
Green Bay
New England
Philap
Wwel
Minnesota
Texas
San Diego
California
San Fran
New York
Cleveland
Boston
California i
Kings
James Oakland
Milwaukee
Angeles
John
Bes OC Hooton
Renki Ga
Stone
Gossage
Freisieben
Lattimore
R. May
Strom
Montreal
Umbargerathers
Dunning
Eckersley
Ruhle
Fitzmorris
Figueroa
Bane
Augustine
Hartzell
Jenkins
Oakland
Norris
Pin Busters sweep summer league with 1462 series
In Health Center Lanes action Pin Busters posted a 1462 total across team games of 453 474 and 475 to defeat Kraker Jax 30 over. Duckpinning standout Nelson Linaburg led with 386 series aided by Cole Blankenships and McKee in strong marks.
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Kraker Jax
Helen Linaburg
Glenda Cole
Jean Blankenships
Libby McKee
Nancy Moore
Bev Price
Mary Crider
Darnell Burcham
Louies Armstrong
Doc Nuts
Pinettes
Charles Mason Jr
Eugene Easter
Eugene Funkhouser
Richard Buncutter
Sonny Burcham
Mary Ann Lamp
Mickey McDonald
Margaret Douglas
Evan Creswell
Roy Bly
Larry Clark
Judy Clark
Lonnie Moore
Bill Roth
Irwin Cleveland
Frances Turner
Virginia Schuller
Bobby Dunn
Charlie Adams
Barbara Hinson
Charles Adams
Paul Hinson
Jim Allen
Nalley family ties fuel rising race star Sam Nalley
Donald Lee Nalley, 29, son of Bill Nalley, has emerged atop dirt track racing with the No. 300 Chevy. Former sponsor Charlie Bailey praised Sam as a future great as the Nalley family legacy grows through sponsorship changes, crew support, and key allies at Capon Bridge and Yellow Creek area tracks.
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Job Shy
Smallwood
Hykes
Peter P
Witte
Flaming Bay
Hudson
Gladaciem
Sai When
Grove
Addesa
Small
Costa Bravo
Hunt
Clays Rhea
Longan
Torre
North
Benjamin
Slick Sam
Dupuy
Mr. Hudek
Todd
Pennsbury Manor
Lady Swoon
Shelton
Diamond Jake
Candy Lee
Hall
Fwratz
Kimberly
Chance
Gay Diamond
Dorsey
Rain Barrel
Johnston
Beau
Beau Ellen
Veronica E
Daigo
Frieda
Quinn
Royal Ensign
A. Williams
Rosie Clover
Iy SA
Sea Choice
Elliott
Chrissy
Venture North
Maisonneuve
All Nerve
Port
Mr. L.E
Circle C
Queen Ml
Ravin Bim
Monroy
Condeb
George
Cook
Alonso
Burning Till
Raining Nails
Rubender
Gordon
Morning Star
Venus Flight
Our Society
L. Sanders
Moony
Didhe Biteyou
Depalo
Yawa
Kloss
M. Garcia
Isl Sleuti
Shy Queen
Catnip Kid
Jan Pac
Roma Dette
Sakbar
A-Magic Flash
A-L. Norman
M. A. Whitehair
Exacta
Shy Susan
Brave Bull
Irea Baron
Sam Nailey
Nailey
Charlie Bailey
Donald Lee
Sam) Nalley
Bill Nalley
Bill
Nalley
Lee Tultz
Maryland
Sam
Winchester
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Bailey
Larry Fultz
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Pistone
Charlotte
Chuck Brannon
Fultz
Charlie
St Thomas
Everett
Winchester Speedway
Naley
Hose
Indianapolis
Coca Cola Tournament Field Set
The 10 team Coca Cola Invitational Slow Pitch Softball Tournament opens tomorrow in Winchester Park headlined by Roger Dunbar and Sons of Fincastle and A L Dunlap. The field includes the Winchester Church League All Stars O Baugh Ford Charlottesville A's and More. The top two finishers earn bids to the USSSA Class A state tournament Labor Day weekend in Petersburg with possible additional qualifiers based on final standings.
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Roger Dunbar and Sons
Fincastle
A.L. Dunlap
Winchester Park
Winchester Church League
O'Baugh Ford
Staunton
Charlottesville
Petersburg
Preston Field
Rouss Park
O'Sullivan
A's
Maybush Auto Sales
Roger Dunbar & Son
Tortuga
Bonanza
Covington
O'Sullivan O'Baugh
O’bos
Roanoke
Dunlap
Maybush
B&j
A's Church
Steelers trade rookie guard Jim Kregel to Broncos
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded rookie guard Jim Kregel to the Denver Broncos for an undisclosed future draft choice. Kregel, a 6 foot 1 inch, 245 pound Ohio State player drafted in 1974, spent two seasons in the World Football League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelers
Latrobe
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Kregel
Denver Broncos
Kregel
Ohio State
Yeersnne
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Marie Longerbeam
Louise Armstrong
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
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Jean Pitta
Glaize & Bro
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Scott Braithwaite
Buddy Burke
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Chris Smelser
Ruby Smelser
Scott Smelser
Roy Smelser
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David Seldon
Dwight Davis
Dennis Clark
Riverside Auto Parks
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Lee Stultz
Sam Nalley
Sports Notebook
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JAA
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